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Does it actually work?
by kenjackson 15y ago
Does it actually work?
- carbocation 15y agoThe cornea, not the lens, supplies the majority of the eye's refraction, so I would be surprised if this worked for people with any substantial amount of refractive error.
- eof 15y agofrom what I understand (which is admittedly not much) it's actually both the cornea and and lens which are manipulated together by these 3 sets of muscles.
- carbocation 15y agoMy understanding is that the cornea is essentially fixed and non-adjustable, with all of the tuning done by the lens. I am not an ophthalmologist, however.
- eof 15y agoSome googling will show you evidence that it does indeed work. For my part, I corrected a slight astigmatism; This guy claims to have been clinically blind and recovered using similar techniques http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJS2LTsQde4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJS2LTsQde4